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3:10 To Yuma, another older LionsGate release causes the same issue. I figured out it is partly an impatience thing. MakeMKV tries to look at the disc, the optical drive light goes out, the HDD drive light stays solid. 3 minutes later the system returns. There is a 1 in 3 chance makemkv will not all...

This seems to be the most complete list I have seen but based on what I see for (forced only) tracks during ripping, it is still not full.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... k/htmlview

Is there a thread or google doc somewhere that indicates which subtitle tracks should be carried along when a rip is made? Literally every disc that has subtitles, when inserted will often have half a dozen or more subtitle tracks selected by MakeMKV, and they usually say (forced only) in the descri...

Swaps wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 26, 2020 8:43 pm

Submitted dumps for all 8 today.

I presume by all 8 you mean the new discs? The other discs recycled? I am awaiting my Skywalker Saga set and will also be getting Rogue One 4K, that's 10 titles by common math.

I regularly am seeing posts about the latest Lionsgate titles and how MakeMKV is selecting the wrong playlist. If I decided to rip the disc say a month later, does Mike fix the issue in the OPD or am I still at risk for getting the wrong playlist that far out? Should we maintain a master thread with...

What you describe sounds like normal behavior. MPEG2 is not very efficient and requires 2GB of data for a 1 hour show to be of decent quality.

As suggested, I viewed the disc from Windows Explorer without any issues. Next, with the Explorer window still open, I opened MakeMKV. Am now using 1.15.0 --- problem does not seem to present itself any more. At first it looked like it was going to give the same problem, but a few seconds later (may...

mike admin wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 05, 2020 9:58 pm

Very strange... Can you please, without MakemKv or AnyDVD running:

Insert the disc in drive, wait for it to be recognized
Navigate to the files in windows explorer (just to make sure you can see files on disc)
Launch MakeMKV and see what happens.

Will test this tonight.....

It is has been my experience that the first title in the list is the one you want to select. You can also tell by the size of the file. This methodology has failed for quite some time. I feel as though the devs are not really looking at much of the DVD side of things. My experience is the rip fails...

When I rip a Blu-ray with PCM Audio, while playing the file in MPC-HC, if I advance a chapter, often times the video is frozen while the audio continues to play. I usually have to pause playback and try resuming to get the video started. Is this an issue with MPC-HC or with the resulting MKV? I know...

All their discs are BD-R discs aren't they? In that case, are they even protected?

asr101 wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 15, 2020 4:54 pm

Thanks - this is just what I needed - MakeMKV Java routine picked the wrong source file.

Does Mike view such threads/fix this issue in new releases?
I always fear that no matter how old the disc is, unless he does, it will be the wrong playlist. (LionsGate eat a dick)

[Edit] --- tested just now. With AnyDVD running first, MakeMKV does not crash the disk io system.
Although this is a workaround, it is not a solution.
Just let me know what I can provide to try to help.

The movie "Haywire", a LionsGate title causes MakeMKV version 1.14.7 to go haywire and hang the disk subsystem in Windows 10. I start the program, I insert the disc, the program does the spnny-spinny animation to determine if there is a disc in the drive. It never gets to the point to say what the d...

Can we get a summary of all the discoveries on the original post?
I appreciate all the back and forth on this topic, but if one were new to this thread, there is a lot of reading and some information that might not work. If the original post were updated this would be FANTASTIC!